Sentence examples for dimensions lower from inspiring English sources
Smaller pore size, larger microchannel plate (MCP) dimensions, lower background, charged particle anticoincidence, and possible energy resolution are all advances over the HRI carried by Einstein and ROSAT.
Continuous Pharmaceutical Manufacturing (CPM) is a promising new paradigm to produce active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), allowing reduced equipment dimensions, lower waste production and energy consumption, and safer operation in comparison to the industrially dominant batch methods.
Further, the anthropometric dimensions of farm youths of the north eastern region were compared with those of the northern, central, eastern, southern and western regions of India and it was found that the farm youth of the north eastern region had most of the body dimensions lower than those from other regions except southern and eastern regions of India.
This model was compared with exact numerical solutions of continuous (uniform discretized) PBEs and applied to simulate the particle aggregation and breakup with fractal dimensions lower than 3. Further, comparisons were made using the fractal aggregate collision mechanisms of orthokinetic coagulation with the inclusion of flow induced breakup.
These four dimensions (lower order of PedsQL™ 4.0) can be combined into two dimensions of a higher order scale.
Patients who died tended to have larger LV dimensions, lower LV EF, worse basal NYHA functional class, and higher creatinine, peripheral, and CS TIMP-1 levels (Table 4 ).
Though Scherrer equation is approximate, however, it gives an idea about crystallites size, for the particle's dimension lower than 100 nm [35].
The previous lemma also holds for a manifold O ′ of dimension lower than 2 n.
□ Remark 2.7 The previous lemma also holds for a manifold O ′ of dimension lower than 2 n.
A hierarchical stepwise multiple regression analysis with the AIMS2-SF dimension "lower body" as dependent was performed.
For each dimension, lower scores indicate relatively lower self-perceived quality of life for that health measure compared to higher scores.
